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|  | | A Simple Christmas Wish
This year, Christmas won’t be the same for Kyla. Her Army Dad has been sent overseas. Will she get what she really wants for Christmas?
p class="MsoNormal" style="margin: 0in 0in 0pt">span style="font-size: medium">span style="font-family: Times New Roman">span style="color: black">This story is dedicated to all the families who have loved ones serving in the /span>/span>/span>st1:country-region>st1:place>/st1:place>/st1:country-region>span style="font-size: medium">span>st1:country-region>st1:place>span style="font-family: Times New Roman">span style="color: black">United States/span>/span>/st1:place>/st1:country-region>span style="font-family: Times New Roman">span style="color: black"> military. /spa | | | | Wisteria Trees and Honeybees
Maggie’s family did not have much money, but they did have love. That very love hangs thick in the air the day Maggie’s momma dies, leaving behind six children. While Maggie’s grandmother stands idly by, the children’s fate is decided by the state-run social services department. And Momma’s letter.
Years later, when Maggie begins to look into her family tree, what she finds is a bad case of root-rot. Could the secrets dug up be the very key to healing her broken family?
A tale of choice and chance, Wisteria Trees is also a story of survival and hope.
How can you get where you are going if you don't know where you've been? That very question was the beginning for what would turn out to be the story of a lifetime.
As a young child growing up in rural st1:state>st1:place>South Carolina/st1:place>/st1:state>, Maggie experiences many things that most kids only hear about - some things that money can’t buy and some things that you wouldn’t want to buy. Maggie’s family did not have much money, but love was the one thing they did have. You know, the unconditional ki |
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